Kemmerer Savings Bank Shows Rapid Local Growth
The Kemmerer Savings Bank opened in July 1909 and by February 21 1921 deposits reached 579 974 81 surpassing the half million mark. The bank supports savings, commercial and checking accounts, safes, trust services, estates, insurance and drafts with officers A D Hoskins president and R M Turner on the board among others.
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Kemmernia
Tess
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Wyoming
Kemmerer and Vicinity
Guardian
Estates Insurance
A. D. Hoskins
J W. Chrisman
W. E. Fenner
E. L. Smith
P. W. Comer
Messrs. Hoskins
Fenner
Chrisman
Smith
R. M Turner
Lincoln County
First National Bank of Lincoln County A History of Stability and Growth
The First National Bank, established July 9 1900, weathered the 1907 panic in cash and remains a pillar of Lincoln county’s economy. By Feb 21 1921 it reported assets of 1 114 633 08 loans and discounts and deposits of 1 738 830 75. Directors include P J Quealy and Susie J Quealy. 1920 clearsings set a new annual high.
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First National Bank
Lincoln County
Enire
Liberty
P. J. Quealy
Arthur Robinson
Frank Pfieffer
Roy A. Mason
Susie J. Quealy
County Industries Highlight Bank’s Federal Reserve Ties
The First National Bank is a member of the Federal Reserve System, a detail cited as boosting stability and reinforcing its status as a financial stronghold for the county’s diverse industries during the period.
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First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Wyoming Weekly Review Named Official Legion Publication
Casper, Wyoming March 22 The Wyoming Weekly Review will debut around April 1 and has been designated the official publication of the American Legion in Wyoming by the executive committee at Thermopolis.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Weekly Review
American Legion J
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Wyoming Man Named for Land Office by President
President Harding sent to the senate nominations for Teving Wright of Thermopolis Wyoming as registrar of the land office at Lander and J Ira Kirby of Sheridan to be receiver of public money at Buffalo The senate has already confirmed the names. Florida’s highest determined point stands at 825 feet in Polk County while the state average elevation is about 100 feet The camel’s foot is well adapted to rough terrain and endures Sahara journeys without shoe wear.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Teving Wright
Thermopolis
Wyo
Lander
J. Ira Kirby
Sheridan
Buffalo
Florida
Polk County
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Sahara
Tin in United States mined and imported figures
In the last year the United States mined only 68 tons of tin all from Alaska. Imports exceeded 82,000 tons, illustrating a heavy reliance on foreign sources for tin supply.
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United States
Alaska
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Fight Them
A cold weakens the body and opens the door to influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. You are more likely to catch these illnesses when sick. The remedy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as a cure for bad colds.
Easter Parade Portraits of Fresh Spring Fashion
The article captures an Easter parade scene with girls in bonnets, silk dresses, and corsages. Kathleen and Fiora are noted in bright outfits while mentions of emerald stockings and decorative hats evoke a lively post parade ambiance.
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Girin
Erin
Kathleen
Lliem
Mervell
Life of the World to Come in a Boy Soprano’s Voice
A parish scene recalls a mother grieving her son who sang in church. The line And the Life of the world to come echoes as the boy soprano’s plea and the mother’s memory, intertwining faith, loss, and personal sorrow.
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Pot
Ramet
Westers Newspaper Union
Spanish grew little sugar in Porto Rico history
The article notes early sugar shipments from Porto Rico in 1533 but Spanish attention favored coffee. Cane crushers were simple wooden rollers under thatch, with broken kettles around the coast. Under Spanish rule fruit, especially grapefruit, was scarce for locals while Americans developed fruit expansion. Transportation woes hindered moving produce as rot occurs on trees and ground.
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Porto Rico
Long
Island
Acre
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